Things You'll Need:
- A web browser
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Step 1
Place keywords naturally on your web page using titles, headings, file names, URLs and within the paragraphs of a page. When checking on your keyword density, try to keep your keyword load at less than 7 percent of the total words on the page. Anything over 10 percent may set off alarms in search engines and actually hurt your search engine results.
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Step 2
Go to the Ranks website to utilize their Keyword Density Analyzer tool. (See Resources below for link.)
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Step 3
The Ranks FormFill in the form with the URL you want to analyze and list the keywords you are interested in checking.
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Step 4
Results are exhaustive. You learn about keywords in titles, meta elements, alt text, headings, links, even bold and italic text. You get a percentage breakdown for the keywords in each of those categories, plus a percentage of keyword repeats as part of the entire page.
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Step 5
The results also include a display as a tag cloud which shows you every term on your page in a size relative to its frequency of use.
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Step 6
The results include keywords found with density between 2.0 percent to 15.0 percent, even if you didn't put them in the form when you began the analysis.









Comments
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Gracie1402 said
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